James J Perillo Jr.

Loss touch long ago. Jimmy's mother, Connie, was my godmother. She and my mother were probably second cousins. Also, I remember Rose kindly as she had me in her wedding party as a bridesmaid due to some family tradition. My brothers and I spent many childhood happy hours visiting his family in the forties. My sympathy goes out to his large family from the
Lupardi family.

sorry for your loss my grand father was also james perillo passed 1969 dec at 64 he was from brooklyn ny any relation

Jim,
I always thought a lot of your dad, seems like yesterday we were playing baseball or football. I am sorry for your loss.
Gary Langford

Sincere sympathy to Mr. Perillo's family. Mary and Gary Bruce

Jim and his family were neighbors of ours when we were young and I admired what a wonderful family man he was. As a young girl, I admired what a hard working man Jim was and how devoted to his children he was. His son, Jimmy, was a childhood friend of my sister, brothers and I. We all attended St. Pauls & Fr. Lopez together and, occasionally, we shared dinners together. I looked up to his family as good honest people. My prayers, on behalf of my family (McCollum), are with all of you and I am sure his memories will live on through you all as he was a very respected gentleman. I, regretfully, am unable to attend the funeral due to work obligations but will be thinking of you all.
Sincerely,
Maureen McCollum Day, Ponce Inlet, FL
Patrick McCollum, San Fransico, CA
Chris McCollum Turton, Columbus, OH
and John McCollum & Theresa McCollum, deceased

Jim was a hard working dedicated person.
As Comander of Post 500 of the AMVETS I was priveleged to work with him on Patriotic functions.
The Supreme Commander has called one of His Best
He will not be forgotten
Gene Swarbrick Past Commander 500
Commander The Father John Washington Post 1944 The Catholic War Veterans of the U S A